The majority of employees (83%) feel that their office environment is 'unpleasant' , citing poor temperatures, poor ventilation and lack of natural light

The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has called on the government to expand its shortage occupation list (SOL) while MPs warn of 'another Windrush' if EU Settlement Scheme concerns aren't addressed

Brookson Legal has warned employers against taking a blanket approach to IR35 assessments ahead of the private sector rollout in April 2020

HR magazine spoke to Claire Jones, newly-appointed group HR director at Park Group, about her career highlights so far and her plans for her new role

?Employees feel unable to discuss menstruation at work, while many workplaces do not offer sanitary bins or products

More than a third (36%) of people with facial disfigurements have been discriminated against in job applications, according to charity Changing Faces

Speaking at a screening of documentary A Northern Soul, a panel discussed the employer's role in tackling in-work poverty and boosting social mobility

Research finds firms could lose talent if they don't address environmental concerns, as a separate study calls for the working week to be shortened to cut emissions

One year on from the introduction of the GDPR, HR professionals report feeling burdened by the demands of data compliance and fear it could get worse post-Brexit

HR magazine would like your thoughts on who should feature on our HR Most Influential Thinkers 2019 list, in partnership with LifeSight

Rising fuel costs are having a detrimental effect on financial wellbeing

BAME workers feel numerous pressures to fit in research finds, highlighting a serious and longstanding issue